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consent of the other party except that [...]" ("Consulting Agreement between between McKinsey & Company, Inc., and The Publishing Company )

A pretermitted heir is a term used in the law of property to describe a person who would likely stand to inherit under a will, except that the testator (the person who wrote the will) did not know, or did not know of, the party at the time the will was written. (Wikipedia)

Netting is similar to the concept of setoff, except that setoff is typically effected under a single agreement or transaction while netting occurs when parties to two or more agreements agree to aggregate payments across agreements in order to simplify and reduce payment obligations. (Practical Law)

Second is a temporary incapacity benefit, which lasts as long as the medical benefit except that a waiting period of a few days is frequently prescribed. The benefit varies from country to country, ranging from 50 percent of the employee’s wage to 100 percent; the most common benefits are 66 2/3 percent and 75 percent. (Britannica)